Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-08-30
NOTES FROM THE WEST SHORE,

| The Eject of the Cold Weather at tn,
Shore-A Check Found-TwentietI
Regiments Reunion JoG
things, etc.-Caterer Howes' Last Sea
| son at the Shore-To Engage in Bus
| mess In Tennessee.
| The effects of the cold weather are quit
noticeable at the shore, and the hotel visitor
| are not as numerous as they were of late. TIL,
| hotel proprietors, however, have no reason t.
| complain of the business thus far this season
| The Sea View contains at present abou
| sixty guests, which is very fair showing, il
consideration of the change in humidity
Grove cottage contains forty visitors, and
Landlord Converse reports having catered to
irst-class business this summer A large
number of people are expected for the first
week in September at the hotels.
Proprietor Freeman, of the Sea View, is
suffering from nervous prostration at present,
his duties having been very incumbent this
summer.
Mr.. Arthur Brown, of East avenue, found
an endorsed check for sum of money near
Howes' pavilion Saturday evening, which the
owner can recover by calling and proving
property.
Miss Clara Hart, who has been the guest
OF Miss Sara Oppenheimer of Beach street,
returned yesterday to her home at Hoboken
Bluefshing seems to be the prevailing
sport at the rock just now, and large num-
Der is caught daily by the cottagers. At high
tide the many anglers line the Kelsey pier,
and some bring home good mess every day
yachting party from New Haven anchored
off the rock Saturday and caught III fish in
few hours.
Miss T. R. Parsons, well known vocal
orfJ OF Of ~Ga1I
at Grove cottage, returned home few days
ago. Mrs. E. NJ. Smith, who has been
guest at the house, returned to her Illinois
home Saturday.
A slight disturbance was caused at the
Rock Friday evening near Miller's billiard
rooms by two parties engaged in a quarrel,
which ended in one of the persons receiving
a severe scalp wound. A physician dressed
the injured part.
Cottager Brown of East avenue, who has
been seriously indisposed of late, is again able
to attend to business.
Conductor Legrand Hill, who was hurt
last Friday on Meadow street, was on duty
again yesterday.
Next Thursday the Twentieth regiment of
this State will have their grand reunion at
Tw1tehells. A supper for about two hun
dred will be prepared.
Miss Lilly Twitchell, of Kansas City, is
spending short vacation with her father,
L. Il. IWltchell, OF Grove street.
Business with Restaurateur Howes has been
quite brisk of late and his pavilion is visited
by scores of people every day. Mr. Howes
has decided to sell his place of business and
expects to locate in Tennessee next spring.
He will spend the winters in Florida, where
he has valuable real estate interests and will
continue in the oyster culture business in
Indian river. He will engage in business in
Tennessee. Mr.. Howes' place has long been
feature at the shore and is known to many
thousands of Connecticut people and many
from other States. This is his eleventh sea-
son at Savin Rock. He will be greatly missed
from the shore and in this city, his friends
being SO numerous in both places, and his
departure will cause general and sincere
regret
H. Madden, of Grove street, is the owner
of litter of valuable spaniel pups, which
are for sale